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Royal mail compensation on private sale
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I would get together what you can and then put the claim in. You won’t know anything until you try.0
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If the items are identical its a very good start. Do you have photos of the condition before sending?kungfumaster70 said:Sorry Katrina,
I can prove the value by other items going for the same price on ebay.
I have a screen shot of three of the same items sold within the last month on ebay, would that be accepted?0 -
Yes I do I have photos of it lighting up and working.
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Had you and your friend not actually agreed a price? You didn't know what you'd sold it for?kungfumaster70 said:Hello,
I arranged a private sale with an old friend for a small synthesizer worth £250-£300. ...
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No we had agreed on £250 and the invoice was created to reflect that. He is an old friend so I trust he will pay me.0
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Do you have anything with a price still from when you bought it?
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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No, it was bought years ago. They are not making them anymore either.0
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